28 Years Later

• amplify energy, alertness and optimism
• improve strength, flexibility, and balance
• release emotional stress & physical tension
• elevate your mood
• expand awareness
• aid the glandular & immune systems
• rejuvenate your body
• refine your instincts

Varela was one of the great minds and grand souls of our day. MONTE GRANDE carries his spirit for all time.

Daniel Goleman, Psychologist & Author of Emotional Intelligence.

• amplify energy, alertness and optimism
• improve strength, flexibility, and balance
• release emotional stress & physical tension
• elevate your mood
• expand awareness
• aid the glandular & immune systems
• rejuvenate your body
• refine your instincts

Z is one of the most politically insightful films ever made, exposing government hypocrisy and cover-up in the wake of a political assassination. Zei (Yves Montand) is a scientist who is scheduled to give a speech against the use of the atomic bomb. On the way to the event, he is attacked outside the auditorium by a group of right-wing extremists with political ties to the government as the police stand by and do nothing to intervene. He recovers long enough to make the speech but is later clubbed again and must undergo several surgeries, then dies during one of the procedures. A newspaper reporter finds a witness to the event and a judge willing to hear the case despite government protests. The ensuing trial reveals a government conspiracy, but the results of the trial are thrown out when a new government is formed by a military coup, which results in the intolerance that outlaws long hair, the Beatles, and any peaceful protests.